Camino Real Polanco México

Camino Real Polanco México is at Mariano Escobedo 700 in the Anzures area of Mexico City, next to the Polanco district and close to Chapultepec Park. The Museo Nacional de Antropología, Museo Soumaya and the restaurants of Presidente Masaryk are a short drive away, and the Auditorio and Polanco metro stations are close by. The hotel is a well-known modernist landmark in the capital, designed by architect Ricardo Legorreta and opened in 1968, with bold colored walls, large geometric volumes and open courtyards typical of mid-century Mexican architecture. Rooms are offered as deluxe rooms, club rooms with lounge access and suites. Several restaurants serve Mexican and international cuisine through the day, with a bar for evening drinks. The outdoor pool, spa and fitness center give the property a resort feel inside the city, and a business center and meeting facilities support conventions and corporate travelers, who form a large share of guests. Service is oriented toward business visitors and international groups, with a concierge able to arrange tours, transport and restaurant bookings. Nightly rates of roughly MXN 3,500 to 7,000 place it in the luxury category but below the capital's most expensive hotels. The property is large, so it can be busy during conferences and events, but the central pool area and gardens offer quiet space. Visitors who prefer a pedestrian neighborhood may favor Polanco itself, while this location suits those who want easy access to Chapultepec's museums and the Reforma business corridor, around 15 minutes by taxi in normal traffic.